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Question Tag

Frequently used in spoken english when you want someone to agree or disagree.
Form :         positive statement-quetion tag negative. Ex. You are tom, aren't you?
        negative statement-question tag positive. Ex. He isn't john, is he?

The five examples :
1. You didn't see her, did you?
2. Jane can't swim, can she?
3. Jack doesn't smoke, does he?
4. Helen was there, wasn't she?
5. They couldn't understand him, could they?

Yes/No Question
Are also called Closed Questions because there are only two possible responses :yes or no. When forming a Yes/No Question, it must include one of these verbs : be, do, have,or a modal verb.

The five example :
1. Do you smoke? Yes, i do.
2. Is that Ed? No it isn't.
3. Did the twins go? Yes, they did.
4. Will there be an exam? No, there won't.
5. Should he have gone? Yes, he should.

5W+1H Question
Is used to getting the answer more complete from the question that you asked.
WHAT         : to identify the event or what happened?
WHO        : to identify the person or group belong to the text.
WHEN         : to identify the time on the context.
WHERE        : to identify the place or where the situation take a place.
WHY         : to identify the reason or to identify the case causes.
HOW        : to identify the way to get the resolving problem.

The five examples :
1. What time does it start?
2. Where does Peter live?
3. When is he coming?
4. Why do you love her?
5. How will she get there?

need  when  you order goods and materials.  Do not forget to clearly state the exact name of the merchandise, the price, and the amount of payment being sent. 
Sample of Order Letter :
3. Complain Letter 
Working for Wong And Lim Consulting appeals to me because it has a good reputation and it provides excellent training. Your organisation produces a  high-quality service, and I can contribute to this with my leadership skills and my ability to work under pressure.
Yours sincerely
Wong Wai Man Wilfred
Encl: Resume

Engineering Physics University of Wisconsin September 23, 1997

To: From: Subject:

Professor Michael Alley Cindy Reese CTR Request to Research How Credit Was Awarded for the Discovery of Nuclear Fission

need  when  you order goods and materials.  Do not forget to clearly state the exact name of the merchandise, the price, and the amount of payment being sent.  
Sample of Order Letter : 
3. Complain Letter 
Working for Wong And Lim Consulting appeals to me because it has a good reputation and it provides excellent training. Your organisation produces a  high-quality service, and I can contribute to this with my leadership skills and my ability to work under pressure. 
Yours sincerely
Wong Wai Man Wilfred
Encl: Resume

Engineering Physics University of WisconsinSeptember 23, 1997

To: From: Subject:

Professor Michael Alley Cindy Reese CTR Request to Research How Credit Was Awarded for the Discovery of Nuclear Fission

For my EPD 397 project, please grant me permission to study the way     in which credit has been awarded for the discovery of nuclear fission. Although Otto Hahn received the 1946 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the discovery, several people assert that Lise Meitner and Fritz Strassman should have also received credit. In my research, I will attempt to discern how credit should have been bestowed. This topic meets the criteria for a successful topic in this course. First, I am interested in the topic. As a nuclear engineering student, I realize that the discovery of nuclear fission was perhaps the single most important discovery this century in my field. As a woman scientist, I am also deeply interested in the successes and challenges faced by other women scientists. A second way in which this topic meets the criteria is that it can be quickly researched. A computer search in the library has revealed many sources available on this topic. Attached to this memo is a summary of one such source, Lise Meitner: A Life in Physics by Ruth Sime. This topic also meets the third criterion for a successful topic in this course, namely, that it be technical. The fission of a uranium nuclear involves an understanding of both chemistry and physics principles. By focussing on this single discovery, I believe that I can achieve the fourth crierion for a successful topic: the achievement of depth. Finally, because the library system at the University of Wisconsin offers such a wide array of possible sources, including papers in German, and because many of these sources have been written for audiences more technical than my intended audience, I believe that I can create a project that is unique. If you have any suggestions for modifying this topic, please let me know. With your permission, I will continue researching. Attachment.

need  when  you order goods and materials.  Do not forget to clearly state the exact name of the merchandise, the price, and the amount of payment being sent.  
Sample of Order Letter : 
3. Complain Letter 
Working for Wong And Lim Consulting appeals to me because it has a good reputation and it provides excellent training. Your organisation produces a  high-quality service, and I can contribute to this with my leadership skills and my ability to work under pressure. 
Yours sincerely
Wong Wai Man Wilfred
Encl: Resume

Engineering Physics University of WisconsinSeptember 23, 1997

To: From: Subject:

Professor Michael Alley Cindy Reese CTR Request to Research How Credit Was Awarded for the Discovery of Nuclear Fission

For my EPD 397 project, please grant me permission to study the way     in which credit has been awarded for the discovery of nuclear fission. Although Otto Hahn received the 1946 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the discovery, several people assert that Lise Meitner and Fritz Strassman should have also received credit. In my research, I will attempt to discern how credit should have been bestowed. This topic meets the criteria for a successful topic in this course. First, I am interested in the topic. As a nuclear engineering student, I realize that the discovery of nuclear fission was perhaps the single most important discovery this century in my field. As a woman scientist, I am also deeply interested in the successes and challenges faced by other women scientists. A second way in which this topic meets the criteria is that it can be quickly researched. A computer search in the library has revealed many sources available on this topic. Attached to this memo is a summary of one such source, Lise Meitner: A Life in Physics by Ruth Sime. This topic also meets the third criterion for a successful topic in this course, namely, that it be technical. The fission of a uranium nuclear involves an understanding of both chemistry and physics principles. By focussing on this single discovery, I believe that I can achieve the fourth crierion for a successful topic: the achievement of depth. Finally, because the library system at the University of Wisconsin offers such a wide array of possible sources, including papers in German, and because many of these sources have been written for audiences more technical than my intended audience, I believe that I can create a project that is unique. If you have any suggestions for modifying this topic, please let me know. With your permission, I will continue researching. Attachment.